Every craft has its mysteries. And while you can decode them through long hours of research and trial-and-error, you can also learn about them from those who have already mastered the art. Of course, not everyone wants to share their secrets. But Barcelona-based photographer Jordi Puig does.
He has become adept at using various tools to make his shot truly immersive. The best part, however, is that Jordi provides a behind-the-scenes look at his creative process, showing how you can adapt his methods as well.
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I am just thinking "Please dont hit the camera with one of those" . Can see how easy a broken lense might happen. If the didnt add protection after pic 1. But lovely pic.
i reckon you should do the same but without the man (no hate just constructive comments)
Of all the shots using this technique, this is the one that makes the most sense to me. It actually provokes feelings.
Note: this post originally had 39 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
Just about every other shot is made by hanging something from a string, throwing something (glass shards, stones, sprinkles, water) from the "wrong" direction into the pic, or taking the shot through something (paper sheets, strainer etc). "Creative tricks" ended after about eight pics.
yep, sure they look cool... but it gets old fast.
Dirk, you’re getting it!
I dont see the problem with this. they're different shots, there's diversity. It IS creative, even if you got bored after 30 pieces. it's normal to get bored, that doesnt mean he didnt do a good job creating amazing shots out of nothing through creativity and mundane objects. dont be ignorant
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You didn't think of it. How about you go create something, instead of crapping on other people's work?
If you put your work out there for the public to comment on then you need to expect criticism, adults understand this, sorry you don't
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Exactly right. It takes zero creativity to criticize.
why do 95% of these have the subject not in focus? it's cool at first but gets old fast.
It's sad how many people in the comments don't understand the concept of photo staging. Yes, the blade isn't going to actually cut the orange in half, it's staging for a photo.
Yeah you’re getting it!
Just about every other shot is made by hanging something from a string, throwing something (glass shards, stones, sprinkles, water) from the "wrong" direction into the pic, or taking the shot through something (paper sheets, strainer etc). "Creative tricks" ended after about eight pics.
yep, sure they look cool... but it gets old fast.
Dirk, you’re getting it!
I dont see the problem with this. they're different shots, there's diversity. It IS creative, even if you got bored after 30 pieces. it's normal to get bored, that doesnt mean he didnt do a good job creating amazing shots out of nothing through creativity and mundane objects. dont be ignorant
Yes
This comment is hidden. Click here to view.
You didn't think of it. How about you go create something, instead of crapping on other people's work?
If you put your work out there for the public to comment on then you need to expect criticism, adults understand this, sorry you don't
This comment is hidden. Click here to view.
Exactly right. It takes zero creativity to criticize.
why do 95% of these have the subject not in focus? it's cool at first but gets old fast.
It's sad how many people in the comments don't understand the concept of photo staging. Yes, the blade isn't going to actually cut the orange in half, it's staging for a photo.
Yeah you’re getting it!